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Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Let agreed
Pets Considered
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
1087
EPC rating: D
Key information
Letting details
- Let agreed
- Unfurnished
- Deposit: £995.00
Features and description
- Three Bedrooms
- Semi Detached
- Unfurnished
- Professionals Only
- Pets Considered (Additional £25 PCM Pet Rent)
- No Smokers
- Council Tax Band - C
- Bond - £995
Rarely Available Family Home * Generous Corner Plot * Spacious Floor Plan * Well Maintained * Very Popular & Convenient Location * Good Local Amenities & Transport Links * Double Glazing & GCH * Parking, Garage & Gardens * Early Viewing Advised *
The layout includes an entrance porch, hallway, a spacious connected lounge and dining area. The kitchen seamlessly opens up to the breakfast area and extends to a convenient utility space, providing access to the rear garden. Upstairs, the first floor features three well-proportioned bedrooms, with fitted wardrobes in the primary two rooms. Additionally, a newly upgraded shower room/WC boasts a walk-in shower. Outside, the property offers front, side, and rear gardens, along with driveway parking in the front that leads to a sizable garage.
We are confident that this property will garner significant attention due to its outstanding placement in Carrville. It's conveniently situated just a stroll away from the bustling high street, and its location is particularly advantageous for individuals who commute via the A690 or the A1(m). With regular city-bound bus services and the nearby Park and Ride Carrville hub, daily travel to the city center is effortless.
In close proximity to the property, there are multiple educational options for children. These include Belmont Church of England Primary School, St. Thomas More Roman Catholic Primary School, Belmont Cheveley Park Primary School, and Belmont Community Secondary School. All of these schools are situated within half a mile of the property, providing a range of choices for local families.
Council Tax Band - C Annual Cost - £1966.38
EPC Rating - D
BOND £995 | MINIMUM 6 MONTHS TENANCY
Specifications - Professionals Only, No Smokers and Pets Considered (Additional £25PCM pet rent)
Required Earnings: Tenant Income £29,850 - Guarantor Income £35,820
The layout includes an entrance porch, hallway, a spacious connected lounge and dining area. The kitchen seamlessly opens up to the breakfast area and extends to a convenient utility space, providing access to the rear garden. Upstairs, the first floor features three well-proportioned bedrooms, with fitted wardrobes in the primary two rooms. Additionally, a newly upgraded shower room/WC boasts a walk-in shower. Outside, the property offers front, side, and rear gardens, along with driveway parking in the front that leads to a sizable garage.
We are confident that this property will garner significant attention due to its outstanding placement in Carrville. It's conveniently situated just a stroll away from the bustling high street, and its location is particularly advantageous for individuals who commute via the A690 or the A1(m). With regular city-bound bus services and the nearby Park and Ride Carrville hub, daily travel to the city center is effortless.
In close proximity to the property, there are multiple educational options for children. These include Belmont Church of England Primary School, St. Thomas More Roman Catholic Primary School, Belmont Cheveley Park Primary School, and Belmont Community Secondary School. All of these schools are situated within half a mile of the property, providing a range of choices for local families.
Council Tax Band - C Annual Cost - £1966.38
EPC Rating - D
BOND £995 | MINIMUM 6 MONTHS TENANCY
Specifications - Professionals Only, No Smokers and Pets Considered (Additional £25PCM pet rent)
Required Earnings: Tenant Income £29,850 - Guarantor Income £35,820
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